Sentence examples for mass migration to from inspiring English sources

This was largely as a result of mass migration to the cities after industrialisation.

First, it's good to know where the mass migration to Europe is coming from.

The cost of calls plummeted, new rivals cropped up everywhere, and people began a mass migration to mobile phones.

Microsoft is now hurrying out Windows 9 in a bid to pre-empt a mass migration to Linux or Macintosh.

Is that true — that my appalling rhyme led a mass migration to the linguistic cosmos of Nabokov?

Mr Seifert's coup does not herald a mass migration to Frankfurt.In this section Who pays for unions?

Several times during Mr. Castro's 44-year tenure, most notably in 1980 and 1994, he has relieved internal tensions by allowing mass migrations to Florida.

There will be no mass migrations to another planet.

Mass migrations to cities and stagnating flood waters proved breeding grounds for the spread of diseases.

That drought has been described as exerting a catalytic effect on crop failures, mass migrations to cities, and the ensuing social discord that precipitated the conflict.

Even if there is mass-migration to later, more secure operating systems over the coming months, tens of millions (possibly even hundreds of millions) of machines could remain unprotected sitting ducks with targets on their backs.